“Let’s Build an industry where hard work is being appreciated” – Angel Tee [@RealAngeltee ]

September 23, 2014 | konknaijaboy

Angel Tee is based in Dublin. A Nigerian artist who has a different perspective on the Nigerian Music Industry as it affects artists. In this interview she talks about her music and her future expectation. She however did not shy … Read More

Opinion: Ruggedman’s ’20TH SEPT’ wears and Durella’s ’2GASKI’ Shoe did not sell because they were stingy – Myro [@yesmyro]

September 7, 2014 | konknaijaboy

A few days ago we caught up with Myro, the “Alobam” street wear designer and he discusses his aspiration as an artist with a little bit of advice for artist wishing to go into the merchandising business.

“Back in the … Read More

[Article]: Is Nigerian Hip-Hop Dead Or Alive? …by MCskill ThaPreacha

August 10, 2014 | konknaijaboy

It was a cold, dark, lonely night and my mind was racing; I logged on to Twitter so I could get distracted and of course, it was the same old drama about sex, hoes and politics being discussed but there was something … Read More

Artist Review: Anthony Vex (Cold North Entertainment) – @AmpVex

June 20, 2014 | konknaijaboy

Born in Kalamazoo, Michigan under the twin sign Gemini, the artist known as Anthony Vex has been afforded a life some would envy while most would despise.  Raised by a single mother in the heart of the city, music wasn’t … Read More

Faze: “My New Album Will Win More Awards Than I’ve Ever Won”

June 15, 2014 | konknaijaboy

Faze might not a famous as his former band mate 2face, but he did quite well for himself.

He might have been off the scene for a while but he tells Vanguard he is working on an album which would … Read More

“My Style of Music was inspired by frustration”-Terry G

April 17, 2014 | konknaijaboy

Energetic performer Terry G is arguably one of the Nigerian artistes with the most ardent street followers. Over the years, he has been tagged ‘mad’ because of his eccentric and bizarre performances.

In an interview with HipTV, Terry Geezus as … Read More